The Island Where People Forget to Die

12/16/2012

This New York Times article tells the story of Ikaria, a Greek island known for its unusually long-living residents. The article explores the lifestyle and habits of the Ikarians that contribute to their extended lifespans. It discusses the islanders' diet, which includes a high consumption of vegetables, legumes, and olive oil, as well as their active lifestyle and social connections. The article also examines the island's culture, which promotes relaxation and stress reduction. Overall, the article explores the factors that contribute to the longevity and well-being of the people of Ikaria.

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